a bit longer信息详情

a bit longer发音

意思翻译

长一点

相似词语短语

longer───adj.更长的(long的比较级)

longer hair───长发

litter longer───窝长

longer available───更长的可用时间

make a bit───做一点

in a bit───一会儿

quiet a bit───安静一点

a bit of a───一点,有点,有些; 相当[后接名词,常指不愉快的人或事]

a bit shorter───稍微短一点

双语使用场景

Although full integration of sound into movies was complete by 1930, it would take a bit longer for films to regain their stylistic elegance and dexterity.───虽然在1930年就完成了声音与电影的完全融合,但对诸多影片来说,还需要更长的时间才能重拾其高雅和灵巧的风格。

So it's probably going to last a bit longer.───所以它可能会持续更长时间。

It will take a bit longer, though, to transform the atmosphere so that human beings could live there.───不过,要改变大气层使人类能够在那里生活,还需要更长的时间。

Just wait until you get to know him a bit longer, then you might find some things about him that get on your nerves.───等你和他相处的时间长一点,你就可能发现他有某些地方是让你难以忍受的。

As much as Steven would love to play and we'd love to have him, I think we've got to think a bit longer term than just one game.───尽管杰队求战心切,尽管我们也无比期待他的回归,但我想我们应该为长远打算,而不是仅仅为了一场比赛。

I've discovered that slower, more gentle love-making can leave me a little more satisfied as it takes a bit longer to climax.───我发现缓慢一些、多点温柔的做爱方式可以更让我满足,因为到达高潮的时间更长一点。

Will stay on a bit longer for a few more! Trying to get to as many as I can! Thanks all.───将会停留更长一点的时间,多回答一些推特!我尽可能地回答!谢谢大家。

Livers and internal organs sort of take a bit longer.───肝脏和其他内部器官可能会长一点。

But I would have thought with a hamstring it takes a bit longer than a week.───但我想腿筋拉伤需要恢复的时间要比一周长得多。

英语使用场景

Wait a bit longer - Bill hasn't pitched up yet.

And this time, the host country might hang around a bit longer.

They talked a bit longer until some other people went to the bar and Wickham took the chance to get away.

The first compilation - the one that creates the precompiled header file - takes a bit longer than subsequent compilations.

It's an interesting suggestion, but we need a bit longer to give pause to it.

You go - I'll stick around here a bit longer.

I think I'll hang on to the documents for a bit longer.

You must resign yourselves to waiting a bit longer.

Sometimes they keep you on a bit longer if there's no one quite ready to step into your shoes.